英语词汇“to talk ear off”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

10. Colloquial phrases. to talk the hind leg off a donkey (horse, etc.), applied to one who: (a) talks with unflagging and wearying persistence, or: (b) is said to have the power to persuade another by eloquent or charming speech; (also) to talk the bark off a tree (U.S.); to talk (someone's) ear off: to talk incessantly or until one is tired of listening (U.S.).

ΚΠ

1808 Cobbett's Weekly Polit. Reg. XIII. ii. 47 The old vulgar hyperbole of ‘talking a horse's hind leg off’..will find its verification in the American Congress.

1838 ‘L. Redivivus’ Paradise Lost 84 By George, you'd talk a dog's hind leg off.

1861 Temple Bar 1 414 One has heard of persons who could ‘talk a donkey's hind leg off’.

1879 A. Trollope John Caldigate III. ix. 122 She'd talk the hind-legs off a dog, as we used to say out there [i.e. in Australia].

1891 Outing (U.S. ed.) Nov. 137/1 The sort of cover that tempts one to halt and ‘talk the bark off a tree’.

1915 W. S. Maugham Of Human Bondage lxxxviii. 459 ‘Doesn't she look like Rubens' second wife?’ cried Athelny. ‘Wouldn't she look splendid in a seventeenth-century costume? That's the sort of wife to marry, my boy. Look at her.’ ‘I believe you'd talk the hind leg off a donkey, Athelny,’ she answered calmly.

1935 G. Lorimer & S. Lorimer Heart Specialist i. 9 An American will talk your ear off about his sport with a little encouragement.

1942 G. H. D. Cole & M. Cole Toper's End iv. ix. 138 You can talk the 'ind leg off any donkey.

1976 National Observer (U.S.) 10 Apr. 9/5 Heck! I could talk your ear off. But let me just say that in all my 40 years of organizing and escorting tours, I haven't found a better one than this one.

单词	to talk ear off
释义	> as lemmas to talk (someone's) ear off 10. Colloquial phrases. to talk the hind leg off a donkey (horse, etc.), applied to one who: (a) talks with unflagging and wearying persistence, or: (b) is said to have the power to persuade another by eloquent or charming speech; (also) to talk the bark off a tree (U.S.); to talk (someone's) ear off: to talk incessantly or until one is tired of listening (U.S.). ΚΠ 1808 Cobbett's Weekly Polit. Reg. XIII. ii. 47 The old vulgar hyperbole of ‘talking a horse's hind leg off’..will find its verification in the American Congress. 1838 ‘L. Redivivus’ Paradise Lost 84 By George, you'd talk a dog's hind leg off. 1861 Temple Bar 1 414 One has heard of persons who could ‘talk a donkey's hind leg off’. 1879 A. Trollope John Caldigate III. ix. 122 She'd talk the hind-legs off a dog, as we used to say out there [i.e. in Australia]. 1891 Outing (U.S. ed.) Nov. 137/1 The sort of cover that tempts one to halt and ‘talk the bark off a tree’. 1915 W. S. Maugham Of Human Bondage lxxxviii. 459 ‘Doesn't she look like Rubens' second wife?’ cried Athelny. ‘Wouldn't she look splendid in a seventeenth-century costume? That's the sort of wife to marry, my boy. Look at her.’ ‘I believe you'd talk the hind leg off a donkey, Athelny,’ she answered calmly. 1935 G. Lorimer & S. Lorimer Heart Specialist i. 9 An American will talk your ear off about his sport with a little encouragement. 1942 G. H. D. Cole & M. Cole Toper's End iv. ix. 138 You can talk the 'ind leg off any donkey. 1976 National Observer (U.S.) 10 Apr. 9/5 Heck! I could talk your ear off. But let me just say that in all my 40 years of organizing and escorting tours, I haven't found a better one than this one. extracted from talkv. < as lemmas
随便看	to lie heavy, cold, etc formerly on the stomach to lie heavy, cold, etc on the stomach to lie heavy, cold, etc simply to lie on the stomach to lie hull to lie in to lie in ambush to lie in common to lie in grant to lie in great wait to lie in grip to lie in hand to do to lie in imbibition to lie in leaguer to lie in lure to lie in one's hands to lie in one's power to lie in one's throat to lie in one's way to lie in render to lie in ruins to lie in state to lie in the dust to lie in the lash to lie in the woollen to lie in wadset

> as lemmas